Indian stock market benchmarks Sensex and Nifty 50 are poised for a positive opening on Wednesday, buoyed by optimism surrounding the India-EU trade deal and mixed global cues. Technical analysis suggests potential bullish reversals for both indices.
The Indian stock market is poised for a positive start on Wednesday, buoyed by the India-EU trade agreement and gains in global markets. Key stocks to watch include Maruti Suzuki, L&T, and Vedanta amid Q3 results and corporate developments.
The first phase of Coimbatore's Western Ring Road is nearly complete and expected to open in February, easing traffic congestion and reducing travel time to key destinations like Isha Yoga Centre.
Indian stock markets are poised for a positive start on Wednesday, extending gains from the previous session, buoyed by the India-EU free trade agreement. Asian markets show mixed trends, while US indices ended mostly higher with the S&P 500 hitting a rec
Indian stock market closed higher with Nifty at 25,175.40 amid volatility. Metals, banking sectors led gains. Expert Sumeet Bagadia shares outlook and 5 breakout stock picks for intraday trading.
Shadowfax Technologies shares list on BSE and NSE today after IPO. Grey market premium negative at ₹-3.5, signaling potential discount listing. Company raised ₹1,907 crore.
MarketSmith India recommends UltraTech Cement and Hindustan Copper as top buys for January 28. Get detailed analysis, technical insights, and risk factors for these stocks amid positive market sentiment.
Market expert Raja Venkatraman recommends three stocks for trading on 28 January 2026, including Grasim Industries, Eicher Motors, and Blue Star, with detailed analysis and technical levels.
Stocks of Indian companies poised to benefit from the India-EU trade deal surged, with seafood exporters like Apex Frozen Foods gaining 12%, while auto and wine sectors faced declines due to European competition.
Indian equities trade cautiously amid global uncertainties, with investors focused on Union Budget cues. Expert Vaishali Parekh shares technical outlook and stock recommendations for intraday trading.
Avadi Corporation in Chennai announces a ₹6 crore modern fish market at Thandurai to provide hygienic stalls with cold storage, parking, and ramps, benefiting 150 vendors and improving sanitation.
Indian stock markets showed muted response to the landmark India-EU trade agreement, with experts citing already priced-in expectations and global trade uncertainties. The Nifty 50 closed 0.5% higher while Sensex gained 0.4%.
Indian stock markets witnessed volatile trading with Nifty and Sensex gaining significantly. Experts analyze technical outlook, India-EU trade deal impact, and recommend stocks to buy today.
Sriram Krishnan, NSE's Chief Business Development Officer, calls for reducing Securities Transaction Tax and easing Long-Term Capital Gains tax in the upcoming budget to boost market liquidity and investor confidence.
Residents across multiple Ranchi localities express grave safety concerns due to dysfunctional street lights, highlighting increased risks of accidents and crime during evening hours.
US stock markets opened with mixed performance on Tuesday. Technology shares gained on strong corporate earnings, while healthcare stocks plunged due to concerns over proposed Medicare payment rates.
US stock markets displayed divergent trends on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining while the Dow Jones fell, as investors analyzed the latest corporate earnings results.
Indian stock markets staged a strong recovery with the Sensex gaining 319.78 points, driven by robust buying in metal and banking sectors amid optimism over the India-EU Free Trade Agreement negotiations.
Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty closed higher, buoyed by optimism over the India-EU free trade agreement. Meanwhile, gold and silver futures surged to fresh lifetime highs amid global uncertainty.
Atul Parakh, CEO of Bigul, warns that Union Budget 2026 is a high-risk event. He advises investors to stay on sidelines with cash, deploy funds post-clarity. Defence, infrastructure, textiles key sectors.
Indian stock markets opened the holiday-shortened week positively, buoyed by the India-EU free trade agreement finalization and potential US tariff relief. While metals, tech, and banking stocks surged, auto stocks declined due to import tax cuts on Europ
Indian stock markets closed higher on January 27, 2026, driven by the India-EU free trade agreement and hopes of US tariff relief on Russian oil. While banking and tech stocks surged, auto stocks declined due to import tax cuts on European cars.
The BSE Sensex closed at 81,857.48, up 320 points or 0.39%, and the NSE Nifty 50 ended at 25,175.40, rising 127 points or 0.51% in today's trading session.
As India approaches Union Budget 2026-27, investors brace for market volatility. Experts recommend balanced portfolios with large-cap focus, diversification into gold, bonds, and defensive assets to navigate policy-driven fluctuations while capturing long
Following the historic India-EU free trade agreement, market experts recommend 42 stocks across sectors like auto, pharma, IT, and textiles for long-term investment. The deal aims to eliminate $2 billion in tariffs and boost exports.
Tata Consumer Products reports a robust 38% year-on-year rise in Q3 net profit to Rs 385 crore, driven by strong performance in its core businesses. Revenue growth and margin expansion highlight the company's strategic execution.
Landmark Cars share price surged nearly 10% intraday on Tuesday despite Goldman Sachs Asset Management International completely selling its 5.014% stake in the automotive retailer.
Hindustan Zinc shares surged over 4.5% to a fresh record high of ₹731.10, driven by silver prices hitting a 46-year high. The stock has gained 38% in 2025 amid global trade tensions and safe-haven demand.
Elevated volatility in Indian equities amid geopolitical risks and foreign outflows could trigger a market correction, potentially causing double-digit declines in gold and silver prices as investors reallocate funds.
Kasturi Metal Composite's SME IPO opened for subscription on January 27, aiming to raise ₹17.61 crore. The issue saw muted demand on Day 1 with 0.35x subscription. Funds will be used for a new manufacturing facility in Amravati.